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Old 04-04-2021, 12:20 PM #1
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Default Happy Spring day, and Easter
Hey everyone, It finally looks like its spring again here.

I've been down under in the weather. But finally feel better today.
Just my luck I hope it continues so I can eat what Derrick is cooking
today. And enjoy his company today and the rest till I take him home.

Its been a good few days. We will tale later. Have a great day.

Donna
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